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      How to convert list to string in Python?

      • Posted by Python Point Team
      • Categories Python
      • Date November 9, 2020
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      Before studying further about this topic we should learn about List and String.

      What is List?

      The python lists are containers that are used to store a list of values of any type. Unlike other variables python lists are mutable i.e., we can change the elements of a list in place; Python will not create a fresh list when you make changes to an element of a list.

      list=['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E']
      list
      type(list)
      output- ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E']
               list

      What is String?

      Python strings are characters enclosed in quotes of any type- single quotation marks, double quotation marks and triple quotation marks. Python strings are immutable.

      string="Python"
      string
      type(string)
      output- Python
              string

      Convert list into string

      Join Method-

      We can use join method to convert list into string.

      list1 =["pythonpoint","python","blog"]
      print(",".join(list1))
      list1 =["pythonpoint","python","blog"]
      print("n".join(list1))
      output- pythonpoint
              python
              blog

      Str method

      We can use str to convert list into string.

      n=[1,5,8,2,7]
      print(str(n))
      print(str(n)[1:-1])
      print(str(n).strip('[]'))
      output- 1,5,8,2,7

      Alternatively, we can use map() function to convert the items in the list to a string. After that, we can join them 

      n=[1,2,3,4,5]
      print(str(n))
      print (', '.join(map(str, n)))
      output- 1,2,3,4,5
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